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Wife Violent and physical attacks
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My wife is having abusive behavior, even in front of child she misbehaves like loud shouting, bad slangs,more over physical attacks for hours together, multiple times in a week. So these Violent and physical attacks would definitely effects every one along around but more specifically 6 yr kid. She do not come for any sort of councilling in house or online or f2f attempted and requested several times. Kindly pls suggest help. All practical and possible ways. Much appreciate it.
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Hi! It seems like Personality Disorder versus psychosis Nos so try to seek treatment from psychiatrist .
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online consultation can be taken !
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Where do you live ? If you live in Chennai I can help u by arranging home visit . other places search home visit option as some hospital do home visit . u need to take consultation with psychiatrist to know the available option to protect your child, then professionals can see your wife later, child will learn this behavior and it will affect the child psycholgicaly, so you need get help early. I am available to help you by teleconsultation via practo or visit to my clinic in Chennai. Dr Poongodi Bala MRCPsych CCT (UK) adult, child and adolescent psychiatrist
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Hi
Thanks for seeking help here.
After carefully listening to your history n evaluating the issue we suggests....
She may have personality issues...or poor anger mgt. sometimes people have mood swings n violent behaviour as sign of bipolar.
with treatment she will improve so do ur life. She may not feel she needs treatment, that's quite common. What i suggest....We can talk to her over phone n start a genuine treatment ..soon she may feel fine.
Feel free to consult with me here in practo for further clarification and doubts if any with nominal fees.
Happy to help you.
Wish you good health.
Get well soon.
Regards
Dr Jitendriya
Practo
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MHCA ( Mental Health Care Act) has a provision for involuntary patient treatment in certain circumstances.
Making her talk to someone whom she respects or has a rapport with might help in making up her mind to seek help
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make all efforts to get her evaluated by a psychiatrist
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do not respond back with violence and abuse. that will worsen the situation
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